Sentence examples for miss far from inspiring English sources

New and little-noticed research is revealing that radiologists miss far more tumors than previously assumed.

Also, the office manager said, Medicaid patients tend to miss far more appointments than other patients.

Recent research also shows that it may miss far more cancers than previously thought.

Even those who miss far more than their share of cancers tend to remain unidentified and beyond regulatory reach.

Doctors should miss far fewer at-risk patients.

It was a disappointing encounter, that had no meaningful action, which justified the lack of pre-fight interest from broadcasters, with Khan made to miss far too often as the 24-year-old looked one-dimensional in his approach to defeating 31-year-old McCloskey.

Not that Sir Tom's trademark wit and intellectual curiosity are missing: far from it.

Everton lacked the attacking midfielder's impetus, which frankly goes missing far too often.

Actually, the Bucks missed far more than they made in the fourth quarter, setting up the thrilling ending.

"Comerica Park will help restore the excitement of urban living that has been missing far too long from downtown Detroit," Mr. Archer said.

David Morris, a Conservative member of the Commons health committee, told the Sunday Telegraph: "Andy Burnham and his predecessors missed far too many warnings about high hospital death rates.